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Posted by Keith on June 2, 2010, 10:21 pm


product pages now live on Garmin site :
https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=145&fKeys=FILTER_SERIES_62

Posted by Alan Browne on June 1, 2010, 10:13 am


On 10-05-31 17:25 , Keith wrote:
> On Mon, 31 May 2010 11:19:09 -0400, Alan Browne
>> On 10-05-30 7:02 , Keith wrote:
>>> H for us in 2007. Of particular interest is the "Incredibly sensitive"
>>> description, which could well mean that they will be the first
>>> handhelds with the SiRFstarIV chipset (already available on the FR110
>>> watch).."
>> "Incredibly sensitive" = wildly erroneous positions in the woods.
> hehe..."erroneious" might be a bit strong, but "wandering"
> certainly...it will be interesting to see whether SiRFstarIV has more
> stability than previous high sensitivity chipsets like SiRFstarIII,
> MTK or Cartesio.

Can't.

High sensitivity means correlation error which leads to inaccurate
tracks. I record a lot of my tracks in the woods and they wander by 50
- 200 metres according to the density of the trees and/or hillside
obstructions (I get better results _inside_ a local mall). Now to
someone on a 500 km hike, an error of 500 meters is very acceptable -
and of course he will often be in clear areas anyway. But to someone
wanting to log their tracks accurately, it is often a hindrance.

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